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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-20

Ine central Vermont railroad Is 70 have
an experimental system Of heating cars by
steam from the locomotive IN operation ns
few dayA
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Confagrs
Lawt0n's n

New YORK, Mas1
current to-day In MA
L. Lswton, the abu5on
operator, had taken po1
coast Of the Island c
phosphate region Ia
owned by the compAu
Is president.
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Voice Of Proprietor from below)-say' up
zere. YOU Monk, you only TAXA ze money. NO
TAXA peanut, no taxa ginga snap no TAXA
soda crack: too much tradee. Zis firm ohiy
do streectelee casha beeseness now -Harpers
BaZar
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General Daniel Ssen
New ROCHELLE. ~
George Garrett sSick Z
General Daniel Z. -
night last nigh> ~
cold, He was l6rp
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Presidential Postmasters

WAsnINGToSt March 10
dent has appointed the FOL
pOstmasters: f
Norman X. Burghardt at
n. J., vice NJ. p. smith. N
Jones at Attica, n. Y, VIC
commission expired; Sewa
Avon, n. Y, vice y. II. I
sion expired; Etyard q.
post, n. Y. yic2 1o
sion expired; AZ
shen, n. Y, VII
moved; Charlie
ton, n. Y, vicd
moved ; +. Lew
vice II. w. Hasc
Harrison Peck
X. Sanders, CON
erick o. Csbb
NJ. Pitcher, Sr17
NJ. Donohoo at =
Imbrie, resigned
Indiana, Pa, viq
mission expired
Providence, II.
ner, removed.
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POpulav veting On Amendments.
To the Editor Of the Appeal,

kAOpu1av veting On AmeBdments.
To the Editor Of the Appeal,
sIR-In your paper Of the 18th
Instant was o Communication from
me In respect to the time Of an cleo
ton by the people upon the ratifcs.
ton or rejection Of an amendment to
the Consultation OF tho State OF Ten.
nessee. l said, according to my COD
struction Of section 8 OF article IL, 1t
required majority Of all the cit s1ns
OF the State TO vote In favor OF the
amendment when they voted for X 'p,
reeentatives; and 90 no Representa-
lives are 10 be voted for on the last
Tnursdsy Ia September, 1887, an cleo
ton on that day will result In no,hi og.
The clause which says, st shall be
the duty Of the General ASS mbly to
submit such proposed amendment or
amendments to the people in sucn
manner and at such time as the
General Assembly shall pre- cribe,"
means nothing more than that the
General Assembly may prescribe the
form OF ticket to be voted and the
times and places the advertisement Of
election should be posted or inserted
In newspapers. It will be observed
that the word "times" 10 used many
more than one time, therefore 1t had
no reference to the day Of election, a.
only one election by the people on the
amendment is prescribed.
Now there Ia not any loose language
used In section 8 Of article IL OF CON.
stitution, but the provision In refer.
ence to holding the election on the
general election day for Represents
tives was Intended BY the trainers Of
the Constitution to insure Q thought
full Investigation and knowledge by
the people Of the change 10 be made
In the Constitution, for II necessarily
becomes one II not the main issue
upon which the candidate for Repre-
sentative makes the canvas for their
own election 10 the Legislature, and
II insures the returns OF the election 10
90 through the Secretary OF State be-
fore the Legislature and then ripen
by act OF Legislature into an amend
ment TO the Constitution, II o major.
ity Of all the citizens Of the State, vot-
ing for Representatives, vote for the
amendment. The returns OF the cleo.
ton OF Representatives must be can
vaseed by the General Assembly, be.
cause section IL Of article 2 OF Consti.
tuition makes II the judge OF the quail.
fcation and election OF its members,
therefore the ratification or rejection
OF the amendment can not be deter
mined by bosrd Of inspectors, as pro.
vided by act Of Legislature OF 1881, snd
can not probably become part OF the
Constitution until carried into effect
by act OF Legislature. ......-..
All Of these safeguards are ALSO
luiely necessary for the stability Of the
goverr M emit, and safety OF too rights
and liberties OF the people.
j have written the above In order TO
make my previous compunication
complete. Respectfully,
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LOCAL NOTICES.
HARrrR's for Jr.ly at Msnsiord's.
MHhPHIs Steam Laundry, 224 I'd st

HARfsRs Tor Jr.ly at Mansford's.
hHhrHIs Steam Laundry, 224 I'd st.
A CHEAP hne iron and slate mautels,
also CRATE front and tenders, at Gabay's.
NorHINa cures malaria like Quinine
and whi'ky, G.H. Herbers 4 Co., sgt'e.
A. VAcoARo 4 Co. have received
fifty cases Of Due de Montebello Cham
psgne. They are tho sole agents for
Tennessee.
STANLEY 4 ANDERSON, funeral dir
ectors and embalmers, So Madigon
street, are folly prepared to furnish
chairs at residences, when ordered, for
the accommodation OF friends.'
SALE Of tickets for the excursion to
Monte Sano, the 22d inst, begins ut
the Memphis and Charleston railroad
ticket Office, Main street, and at the
Women's Exchange, 800 Second street.
A register will be opened at
the latter place and 1t will
not only bs setifsction to the
ladies, but will he to the | iterest
OF ali concerned that parties expecting
TO join the excursion eend in their
Nance promptly. Some additional by
the way features arr 10 contemplation,
the success OF which depends upon
the number going. /, Ia the deter
IMITATION OF the man gers 10 make this
outing q refreshment and q delight
from beginning TO end. Memphians
recently at Monte Sano say the na-ural
attractions Of the place cannot be over
rated, and that the comforts OF the
splendid hotel are EQUAL 10 the best.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The charter Of incorporation of
The Gibson Printing Company was
filed with the Register yesterday.
Mysterious rms robed In candy
Mother Hubbards fl1ated nlmbly
about the APPEAL composing room
last night. They were animated mon
uments 10 the grand achievements OF
summer.
The residence Of Col. l. H.
Haynes, near the the corner Of RALEIGH
road and Manassas street, was bur.
glarizsd Tuesday night, the depr,da.
tor securing 500 worth Of jewslfy and
clothing.
-Noah /. Grant, a member of the
grand jury thst indicted President
HaddeD, IL continually setting into
trouble. He wss arrested Yesterday
by Capt. Hackolt on y warrant sworn
out by 3 negro, charging Grant with
selling liq1or on Sunday.
The brewery man who lad the
jlm jams" from drinking lager Too
freely 40 beverage, Ia NJ the CITY
Hospital, and 10 improving slowly.
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re. NrLsON, Pre.ide.s.
$1SO,500 Upton County
Bonds for Sale

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ance' ana sueh proposals VIII reman uh'
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.ns inquest oiaue''' e.oep' 'nA' piss TOT is"
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In ADDITION 70 tne amount bidfo me BONDS
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SHELBY COUNTY NORMAL.
The Place OF Meeting Changed From
HAFlIeil 90 AIIlnalan

the Ftssc OF neettnH tunnEed FROM
BARTLETT 60 ArIisGses.
l, was the intention Of superinten.
dent Henderson thst the Shelby coun.
ty Normal School should be held at
Bartlett, and II was 90 announced, but
Mr.. Henderson has ascertained that
difficulties have arisen which will
prevent the teachers from securing
the acco nun odstion expected, and he
has therefore changed the place OF
meeting 10 Arlington. The following
Ia his ofhclal announcement.
The Shelby County Normal, com-
mensing August 4, 1887, will be held
for white teachers at Arlington, and
will oontius two weeks, ire and
without change" Examinations for
certificates for Shelby county teachers
will be had NJ the same time. The
study and instruction OF the normal
will have special and constant refer.
ence 10 methods OF teaching the cub.
ects required % be taught In the pub.
lie schools. Prof. Frank NJ. Smith,
State superintendent, will be present
q part II not all the time. Teachers
and school officers In adjoining coun.
ties are cordially invited 10 unile with
Nc In this work, and especially are the
various district directors OF Shelby
county, as well ~ citizens, requested
TO attend, get acquainted with our
teachers and take an interest In their
labors. Arlington In pleasantly looat-
oil, twenty four mlles from Memphis
on the Louisville and Nashville rail.
road. II has q splendid school build.
ing, pfiDel aud hoapitable cit ens
and accommodations will be furnished
at o. 80 per week. Let all come who
can. COMMITTEES OF Reception: DIR. A,
p. B,ne, A. +, Cole, X r. Armistead
and J. y. Douglass.
W. L, HENDERSON,
/ aunariutandNnN. khelhV aaunsw
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An Impossor.

An lmposior, gilt edged, rs karats
fine and Of the female persuasion, ia
making tour Of the city. This well
dressed woman tells q pltiiul story
about 4 sick daughter; destitute cir.
cumstances or temporary embarrass.
ment, giving her name sometimes "a
Morn and at Others a. Mira. Cameron.
The police have been notified TO arrest
her, and the public will do we'll 10
aaaist thom.
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PROHIBITION ELECTION CLERKS
Jmp0s tass FACTORS I'm the Great Sep
tember Contest.

Imp0s tass FACTORS I'm the Great Sep
tcmbcr Contest.
Following Is list Of clerks appoint
cd to serve In the Prohibition contest
in September next:
First Ward Charles Barbero and
Joseph Webb.
Second Ward-John Savage aud
John Miller.
Third Wsrd-Bsn Keeper and Hen
ny Frank.
Fifth Ward Frank Devins ard Tor
Turner.
sixth Ward-E. a. Yerger and u
]. Wetter. y"
Seventh wmd-P. O. Roger
Eighth Ward-P. Gluok an ,c.,.,
Coleman. Os'
Ninth wsd Ed Kan " Assuss y
Fourth and Tenth to- xau,oiuted.
Fist-r E stewn 8 sna r F Her
Ward.
Fcurth-R O Vaughn aud @ v
Kelly.
seventh r y Werner and W 7
Bend.
Eighr brunswick, W B House On,
X A 81 .eed; Arlington, J N Common
and VIll McGhss; Log Union, Ed
Bra n and q A Monroe.
y .epth--Collierville, r M Swift an,
IL v Koen; Forest Hill, Thos Koei
end Dave Perkins.
| Eleventh-A T Coils and Z w Coz
man.
Twehth-0skville, A b Ellis and
9 Heron; Grange Hall, E A Edmond
son and b Galespie.
Thirteen,h-J W Levi and O
Scrugge.
Fourteenth - Tom Graham an,
Charles Whiliord.
Fifteenth Jimmie Lewis and -
Bix,eenth-Willie Goodwin and J
Mason.
+ sbteenth-Gsorge Rutland an,
W ID Lumpkin.
Second, Fifth, Sixth, Ninth and Sew
enteenth 10 be appointed,
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Ladies

In delicate health needing gentle ye,
effective laxative will find the Cali.
iornia liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of
Figs, pleasing TO the tsste, acceptable
TO the stomach, and perfectly sale In
all cases. IL 10 the most easily taken
and pleasantly effective remedy
known 10 cure and prevent costive-
nees, to dispel headaches, colds and
fever, and strengthen the kidneys,
liver and bowels. and 10 therefore q
fsvorite remedy with the ladies'. For
sale In 30 cents and 81 bottles by
II. ]. Hester and all leading drug.
gists. Van vleet a Co., q. w. Jones
4 %, W. N. Wilkevon a Co., J. J.
Miles, end z. Mansfield a Co. have
been appointed Wholesale agents Of
Memphis.
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weighing the Cas,i.r..

A committee from "My Grand Jury"
visited the corner Of Third aud Wash.
ington streets, yesterday afternoon. II
was not for the purpose Of receiving
the rays Of a burning sun on their
heads, but TO 10 further in the invss.
tlgatlon Of Col. John Il. Randlo'e
stewardshlp ~ q city official A pair
Of acaes Was an important feature OF
the parly's makeup, for by them they
we're 90 determine q grave charge
Witch had undoubtedly been raised
against Honest john" by some de-
higning person. Three OF the iron
castings covering the sulieu at that
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PERSONALS.

DR.LAsKI Ia seriously III ct his res
idence.
]. o. POTTER, Of Nashville, is at the
Peabody.
Mr.. AND MRs. !. b. RoHRKR have 70.
turned from Michigan.
o. II. HOLLAND, New Orleans, La ,
In registered at Gaston's.
J. N. Rcxx, an old sea captain, 10
Waiting friends In the city.
J. NJ. AsDkRsos, Of Holly Springs,
Miss., is at Duny's Hotel.
X. ID. RAxBAur and family have
gone TO McMinnville, Tenn.
J. A. CARrKR aud b. Slime, Of Dial.
las, Tex are at Dufys Hotel.
X. M. HARsuAw, Of Hickory Pains,
Ark, Ia registered at Cations.
J. w. KNOTT and wife, Of Little
Rock, Ark, are ct Duffys Hotel.
Austin MILLER and J. W. Hubbard,
OF Bolivar, Tenn, are at GAston's.
j. II. BKIDHnAS, vile aud daughter,
OF Reading, Pa, are at Duiiy's Hotel,
MH. WIZ. STEWART has gone "a
OCEAN View, Va, to spend the sum
mer.
MIss PEARL sKIPwrrH has gone e
enjoy the summer months a, Tutcum
bic, Ala.
LxsrxR 4. DRAKE, travelling passen.
ger agent Of the Mitsouh Pacific rail
road. 10 at the Peabody.
Mm. A, q. PEssY, Miss Lula Penny
aud J. V. Mcdonald, OF Greenville,
Mira, are at the Peabody.
II. o. PaIssr, travelling auditor oil
the Louisville aud Nashville railroad
and bis wife, are at the Peabody.
J. II, TURNER, the clever contracting
agent OF the Memphis and Charleston
railroad, has returned home from q
trip 10 Texas.
Nina l. RosAxosD and Mlss Cav
Shelton, Of No. l0i Court street, leave
this morning for White Sulphur
SPRING., Tenn, and will remain several
weeks.
Miss ALICE Berry left this morning
via Memphis and Charleston railroad
In company with Mrs. M. b. Trese'
yants family for the mountains oil
Virginia TO spend the summer.
Miss AIoK Berry left Wednesday
morning. via the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad, In company with Mrs. M.
u. Trezsvant aud family, for the
mountains Of Virginia TO spend the
simmer.
Pnr,IDExr MADDEN left last mig ,
Tor sh, fhsld, Ala. 10 meet and confer
with capitalists. From there he will
proce, I'D 10 "Mount Sinai" TO prepare
Tor excursionists under the auspices
Ct the women's Exchange.
II. o. FAIRnAs. whore name ha,
been 90 frequently and prominently
mentioned In the Japers In connec
ton with Mississippi polite, since In,
Gambrell homicide, IL now the senior
member and manager OF a prospsrou.
commercial firm at Shelf cid, Ala.
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The retail grocery stock and .fix.
lures Of the late John II. Buckham,
corner Beale aud Second etrre,r, will
be sold to the highest bidd on BAT.
urdAy, July sd, at 10 O'Clock am. !,
10 good chance for anyone wishing
10 engage In tho buslnesa. II has 4
good established trade. Zee advertise
ment Ia apother column,
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TloKKrs Tor excursion TO Huntsville
and Monte Sano (f5 for the round
llip) for sale at Nos. 81 Madison
street. 27S Main street. Women's Er.
change, 300 Second street, or tom0r.
row morning until train time a, Mem.
phis and Charleston railroad station.
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

yICKsBURG, July ~, -Nisht-Departed ,
Belle Memphis, 81. LOuii, noon.
NEW ORLEANS. July % -Nlsht-De
partedi City ofNev Orleans, 81. Louis.
CINCINNATI. July 0.-Nisht-Rlver 4
feet Inches on the sauge aud falling.
Weather fair and very hot.
CAIRO, July a,-N.sht-Rlvsr 10 feet on
the gauTs and falling. Weather fair. Ar.
rived Arh.nsas tity, ST Louis, 6p.m.i
7. d. Sims. Memphis, 1p.m.
fallen $50, and nov marks ii feet n inch
BY the saues. Weather very hot again. but
cloudy, indicating rain. ArrivodI CITY OF
Baton Rouge, Mes OFleansi Port Eass, New
Or. oansI City Of Visksburg, Viekaburs.
Pine Watch ReepsiriHg Of kslferGs
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MEMPaIs Daily ArPEAL.. TrluRspAY JULY DIV lss7.

point, and for supplying which hs was
indicted. weye taken up and weighed.
On eenms.e, the result would be
greatly IN Mr.. Randle's favor, going
several hundred pounds beyond the
smoent Tor which he received pay
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MAnle<l.

Cross tie makers wanted for the
Kansas City, Memphis and Birming,
ham railroad near Tupelo, Miss. Fine
timber. specihcstions-Seven by
eignt, eight feet long; price, fourteen
cents at stump.
r. 7. ARMSTRONG, Contractor.
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" Jon want all pine lumber call on
Bhnkley Lumber Company, l2i JEFF.
iereon street.
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" there ever was specific for any
one complaint, the caiter's Little
Liver Pills are q specific for sick
headache, and every woman should
know this. Only one pill dofe. Try
them.
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Dsnarun.

n REnovgD NJ THE USE or COCAINE.
And II stimulates and promotes the
growth OF the hair.
Burnett's Flsvorins extracts are be
best.
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Do NOT despair OF curing your sick
headache when you can 30 easily OBJ.
tain Cartsr's Little Liver Pills. They
will effect q prompt and permanent
cure. Their scaion Is mild and nat
ursl.
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DIeins ana Cleaning

Ladies' and senta' clothes cleaned or
dyed In any color; also kid gloves,
ostrich feathers, and lace curtains, by
Louis Reipel, bs Jefferson street, Mem
phis, Tenn. Goods received by express.
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MRs. HEsaY scHuALss, OF Ashlan },
KY, says her daughter was cured OF
catarrhal deafness by La-cu-pi-a.
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Go TO p. CunniDgham's wagon fac.
tory, corner Deeoto aud Monroe
atreets, 10 order your draws.
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a neans.s ORDER Prom Ceano.a

An emissary Tom U0ahoma county,
Miss, is reported to have visited a
Memphis gun store yesterday, and
left 40 order Tor lhirty.6ye Of the 40.
Get and lates, improved patterns Of
Winchester repeating riaee, TO be
shipped 10 some point In that division
Of Mississippi. No reference was
made by the purchaser a. TO what use
the weapons would be put. but IL Ia
more than likely they would be used
in settlement Of the "reno oval" ifsue.
Large game 10 sa!d to commit disas.
trous depredatlons on crops in the
Mississippi Valley, aud their absence
% greatly desIred.
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"GUKss," by Howard, author zone
Summer" The story OF margaret
Kent" Ia cheip form at NJ ansford's
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FIs.-Al fts stopped free by DR.
Rlines Crest Nerve Restoror. No fiis
after first days use. Marvellous cures.
Treatise aud 81 trial hottie free 10 az
cases. Send 10 Dr.. Kline, 92l Arch
street, Philadelphia. Pa.
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d. D<assht

Nashville sulphur Water, iresh from
the spring,on draught NJ A. Garibaldrs
No. 424 Main street, corner Beale.
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TKLKPHosE No. 90. Edwards's stable,
for coupes or csrrisgss. All orders
promptly filed durine dsy or night.
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He 10 not now pulling In fishing line
only 10 find Il turned into Q snake
that wrapped itself around his legs.
He 10 no:lonfer-
Afraid TO turn his head,
because he know some frishtful hend
Did close behind him tread"
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ADVICE To nOTBEns.

Mas. wnrLoy'ssoorHso sraur should
always be used tor children teething. IL
s?o,hs, the ehild. ,oi,sn, the ,spm,, silsy,
remedy for diarrhsai H,c . bottle.
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The NATATORIUM
Cor. Fourth ssd Jefferson.
NEW MANAGEMENT.
Clear Water. Good Baths.
A Golden Opportunity

Durins the dull season intend dsvotins
portion Of my time 10 the service Of those
who wish 10 acquire q thorough prseti-
cal knowledge Of Bookkeeping, Commercial
Correspondence and stenoEraphy In order
render themselves eligible for lucrative po-
sitions In the fall. This H. an OPT ortunity
arc very great. Ny system OF Bookkeeping
embraces the best features Of the English
school enErafted upon Nelson's excellent
work, which 10 By far the best have met
with 10 this country. The two combined APP
TO get, wednssdays and Friday, viii be re-
served for ladies. For termr and other par
uculars apply at my once.
A. ~. HARE,
Public Accountant and E I, :! Book, i.sgss.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel.

Q: b. GALLOWAY 4 co, ....... PRorlrlfoRs
Rates ~ 50 and % Ter day, according to
siss and location Of room-SpsciAl
Yatas m ADJ
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DuGy's Europeaa Hotel.

Corner Of Adams and Main streets. Rooms
Soc, $50 and 81 per day; American Plan, 81
ger day., Firsi sia., Restaurant In the
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0nston's Hotel.

W. II. BfseHAn........,...MA rAoIR,
Eurspean plan. ENLARGED and reiurnishsd.
Prices acooi ding 70 size and loca-
ton OF room.
Little Falls transcript., 1887-04-15
Tho uadd0ck Murder Trial.

On the 9TH J. C. Peterson testified posi-
lively that he saw the shot fired and saw
the murderer, who he said wore e. light hat,
rubber coat and light pants, run north on
Water street; that he had been acQuaint-
ed with ohm Arensdorf for five years, and
that it was not Arensd orr who fred the shot;
that the man who did the shooting, he
thought, was H. L. Leavtt, and he had 80
stated to Marshal Sha nley, who went to
Norfolk Neb., to see HIM about the affair.
The witness made various conflicting
statements regarding sundry statements
he is alleged to have signed regarding his
knowledge OF the affair.
On the 9th james G. Junk, Joseph s.
Borse and others testified as to the repu-
tat;ons OF Leayitt and Bismarck. The
witnesses were saloonkeepers. They pro.
nounced their regulations as very bad. j.
c. Hart, q boarder at Paul Leaders, one
OF the defendants testified:
He way one of ths crowd that went from
About half dozen started down with
Leavitt; Arensdorf did not go with them
Arensdorf was not the man who fired the
shot. [ am positive he was not in the
crowd that wtat to the scene Of the naur'
der. Paul Leader, one OF the defendants
and the first one SO far introduced, was
called. His testimony was that Arnesdor
did not fire the shot. Atthe time the shot
was fired thought the man was Leavitt
was satisfied that Lesavittwas the man
who fired the shot and was running away
I was arrested before was indicted.
should have told thatsT1eavitt was the
murderer whenta rrested i I had been asked